Illustrated descriptive catalogue patent labor-saving wood-working machinery by Defiance Machine Works Defiance Ohio

Author:Defiance Machine Works, Defiance, Ohio
Language: eng
Format: epub, pdf
Tags: Woodworking machinery -- Catalogs
Publisher: Defiance, Ohio
Published: 1910-03-25T05:00:00+00:00

268 THE DKKIANCK MACHINE WORKS ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE

No. 2 Heavy Double Spoke Tenoning Machine.

Export Shipping Weight, 2,1OO Pounds.

Net Weight, 1.6OO Pounds.

Cubic Measurement, 84 Feet.

Cable Word, TRANSVOY.

No. 2 Heavy Double Spoke Tenoning Machine.

Export Shipping Weight, 2,1OO Pounds.

Net Weight, 1,GOO Pounds.

Cubic Measurement, 84 Feet.

Cable Word, TRAXSVOY.

THIS MACHINE is well and favorably known by all spoke and wheel makers as the most perfect and conveniently arranged machine for cutting tenons on wagon and carriage spokes.

IT IS adapted to all sizes and classes of work in this line. It cuts both sides of the tenon complete at one operation; either plain tenons, tenoning and mitering, or tenoning, mitering and pointing can be accomplished at one cut, forming the tenons of equal sizes and cutting the shoulders square and clean.

THE ENTIRE WORKING PARTS are mounted upon a heavy substantial metal frame, cast in one piece, with a broad floor base. All the revolving parts are perfectly balanced and supplied with heavy bearings, insuring perfect absence of vibration.

THE CARRIAGE is fitted with wheels and it is gibbed to and travels upon V-shaped ways substantially supported at each end; it runs exceedingly light and easy, and cannot rise from its ways or chatter, thus overcoming a serious objection found in machines provided with common slide ways. The entire carriage can be moved back from the cutter heads a .sufficient amount to enable the heads to be placed on or taken off the spindles without altering any of the adjustments.

A DESIRABLE FEATl'RE is the method employed for adjusting the heads centrally with the spoke and to and from each other for thickness of tenon, all of which can be accomplished while the machine is in motion. The spindle boxes are gibbed to the upright, and are connected together with a suitable screw for adjusting the cutter heads for thickness ( ,f tenon. Both heads can be adjusted vertically for regulating the position of the tenon with the spoke by turning the upper hand-wheel without altering the adjustments for thieknos.

THE ri'TTER HEADS are supplied with shear cutting knives and saws to form the shoulder of tenon. <>ak and second growth hickory spokes can be tenoned smooth to proper size without tearing. A shield surrounds the upper head, preventing any possible chance for the operator to become injured, and discharging shavings at the back portion of the machine.

THE ARBORS are Ij-J" diameter, of hammered steel, fitted into genuine babbitt metal, self-lubricating bearings, and they project beyond the beai'ings at cutter head end 7" to accommodate the cutting of extra long tenons.

THE BELT which drives the cutter heads is at the end of the machine, and when once in position requires no attention; a binder pulley adjusts the belt.

THE MACHINE is supplied with an adjustable gauge to set the spoke for length of tenon and stops and clamps for setting and holding the spoke while being tenoned.

THE COUNTERSHAFT is in" diameter and is fitted with tight and loose pulleys 10" X 5", which should run 1,200 rotations per minute. HORSE POWER to drive, 1; floor space occupied, 3:V'x.

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